The Sun. — London, England, 1809-05-06 00:00:00

tholleopiey Itemoket Ott It wag. the ( It' ckjvcrions 1i) ttiat pibbt to Otlistlo, there WirOt may be theconseyiences w hi c h would • - . was the.. present deb - ate, and it) that . of last. ni••;h1, Ii) tint! ti attutniit 10..;iet , :le01t1etUn the pt ,loge Lng listfichett to meet atid:deliberai6 oc. ant (111 - itit.i'Lleir , if such nos Allies \v. re'propetly tit e vnd, and had toil their obi l er.: - .1 toth it I Lt use to rediess the evils' of Whi - al..4' . Cpinphintr, 1 .10 no means' consi-', dit;if•.tt) ; ) bre:it'll 1)1 ii r,l tII ftir•a Nielnlier or ihtir lidt‘g'e tc; I,tc,ierti :it 11),, , i)y,• • " 1161) * • Ntr:j 1•1 LL wit eityved a ICI low! 5;11 Wai happy to say, ‘vitnessil in it a proceeding so yotifrarY:tO.ii.) , F..tke as that•profiese3 by. the Hon, wall conliticni that no one coM.Vtiously think ot supptirting the motion.---A; to \vhiel had been . alluded to, he Only ' say, tit'Lit lte Wilg very glad that he was tot . r:inty to ttto re,oltition that wits atioptudat 016 of 111,-.ii---that an At t, which in reality was Dever not for lonr days, had been . for' nearly a berttitr), of the land, although violated by i,i ii it erc.,;;v::.. Government during that pealed It '..voill(l also (I , ...(;tar', that he would rather be the t , t jou, tt;.Ll '3 party at a ti ecting i,s , -. , 41,1 , 1(•6 to arraign the condutt of tho s e protiotinced in favorir Uf Such a plOreeding Was &I -ibecc,lt Air. I 11J Thai Nt.:ON agreed that the Hon. Mover joiliciottsly, had he'llwee ft ilii! titlllcl . oolioll When he lit tlhlltl I the right which .*viettiltcr 1.):.;.1 to Foceed without sucli an intiena- fmt. - Fr.:An 1 1 , , c y.-1)1 tinent4 that had been expressed; evfutoi,i, it would tir, pear, th,it sornOC;eutlenien tlioVett the. of the • E.-1611Se of Coninitn bad•ll6'cOtinettotv whatever with the people. I - le re plobatcd the in-ti.watiotti which had 'been thrown Merofhli who had attended nubile C6lll . efi4ct that they were perfettify justitiet iii do . ing su. Nit% i.:‘ , 10 , .11.1.-»1, that if such a motion Were enteltatned without au'i itpeclfic charge; it wild' he in the power of aik ettiber at any time to itrevnipt, the ptltilic ;I:ol3itieSS without an alleged ground. • The question was thewputond negatived without ditrision. 'keenverNition theta took. *lace, in which Mr. 'M'AtmocKi, the SPRAttrit, Mr. CANNING, and*.Mr. I.‘r;nt-tl4n LA n raoicipmedi , with respet 4 it. io the lime Mr.. NUokloclti should procred with; and:de. tail his chligo. In the midst of this , eonversation, th e , (-4 the Exclievor and Lord castle reat.:Jl enwted' and taken Abell' seAtit, 110,0 he 1-( ,ottudeit now,:new !" '!'he PFAK4.; it ()iterveil, thttt ivitett—sony busi 4111)Ctitik'd fora" cormin thiy tmd dis ptyicd of.. it ha,i(-4ver been . the Tratiice of the ininiediaiely to, sake it up iigaio and proceed with it ' •INIT; Wrfirt 4 ritrtßAl) allowed that this ititd not been t 1« lrt ice 'in Aidi nary 'ciscs, but ;be conceived that %, .6 exception to the general rule. A: I 1 a t:hort conVet'satiiin, • however, between iir J. ANwi . ..,,truity.ll, Mr. CANNING, Mr. H. MAX. Tit:, Mr. 1:,,A-AiNtoi, and Mr. Ai AtmocKs,' the last fixed Thursday next 44* . the day oft. Which he xhonld tiring hirwat'd his,Charz,es in a bptci tic &kite. c)TVORCI BILLS. ;Lord PORCIIE:+TER gave. notice, that ,on Friday next b wottiti movu kr an tippowtmerkt a Corn mitteg t 4 search .14111t11141 of the Houw. °Mord!), IA it it i'CSIJea to ittly Sitmcling Orders of that House tolative to Divor•te Lino. lit)Sl'ITA Sic (,3 ) IVALD .MOSICLEY rose, in pursuance of his ri otir 4c , to move for a Cohmittee on the recent traoattCtions relative to thelsea Hospital. Tho.flon. Enronet, at canisiderable length, repeated the state. frients which were made witto the subject was for- Inerty betine the 'House, and read the Reports of the Surtieyors,,,!lce. 'upon it. . Without Moaning any thing personal to . Colonel Gordon, or any other in contended'that the tratissaion in every it destlved the strongest reprobation:, In ad ,r.ittio!; to what had been before mentioned he ob served that there was a6tnelly a small building at taeli,id to, and belonging to the hospital itself, which lan) :Nen dilapidated in consequence of the improve tl.7tnits =4; by colon,i Gordon. bad inquired f;:orn stiute prdeners in the neighbourhood what resit they ,would give for ground, and be. tetrod that gto „ tt 201, a year per Here for ~ground, by no weans so rich as the four acres in question ; which l it sweve.r, on this moderate calculation, would amount tt!. $Ol., per Rom:lM. \Vhat he tirrd was for the., ot the li o sin;al,::lnd not in the spirit of hot; t littV i i t 0;11,I individual. ()t) the contrary, were tie.not.or 01•ihion thin this !pound ought not to be lit at rtil , h e did not linown.stlynien who ;root his lo:i4 services to the army, tend other . circumstances, be better irnitli:d to the. possession of it -than c o l,,riel Gordon. I.ta 4 •r InkYillgs..-zted that hi 'should Fr attniq . e the ( . .chnniittec to hi,. Cerninittve of the Honse, ;. , anl that he should alstt propose the s? :7t.llililltt'ill al t h e ;,-1.,1 1 .- its ii doze.c, Mr. l'urd,) ee, Mr. Rolle, - Hon. hy,cindeal by nineing; 'rhat Loinarith...: ..I,;',.heited to th,,,:sti:l,,te c ort i ini ~ , , e , ,,,p a ttiotoi Qt an 111.- 14:11):4::' :it Chelsc.t a lease to hulas catttiguons thereto. . , the,ki.c itt..our.acouldt not , serioni, to itrmgining that ( ..41:1A: thertisAve in a t.;aininit ot.stoelt'n It t Iket, tit:cv;i34s, 01c(J1 1 11 , ,e it ou4lit to otaie itt Committee but tie hoped be' 1-louse that no thither proceeding .1; i.tesent necessary. since the snbiaa h a d rtmgitt bdture the floor, it ha 4 neceitarity' ttpit.l a great deal .t 1 the attention of ili errea• the', Onvianots of Chelsea' Hospital.— •.. stated to the ireatury, ton 4.„ ,t. upon.. it with Colonel Gordon, 7 , .-tfattly prepared to give way to ut the ground belonging to.the firiony to .1k extent recommended.by.the Physician and Surgeon. But it had been suggested to them that it would be :Idyls:lWe to occupy th e whok ;- 4 da th ey r;:questd:to Itnaw-wh4:ther the satin! Of the ontra(l een the Treasury and Colonel Gordon a; :.L+."tl as to : Live an opening for them to do so. 1,) conito,c::tion the Treasury had replied, that the ;t . .tte of the contract' with oOlotiel Guidon 5u,7 , 14, th,lt tlxv lilt themsel‘es bound' not 7 to withhold his lease ; but they went on to desire the Govemors to take the maimr into their considera tion; and to avail t he+ nselves of the advice of another Physician, Surgeon, and Architeil; in order that if the pt'oposedextension should be.deemed extremely expedient, tlot the Treasury might attempt to enter into a negociation with GordOb to induce him to relincinish his claim. In the whole transac tion, no bhm4o could possibly attach to the "higher branches of the 'Govetnibent, who wereof . cOurse compelled to sed, vith the eyes of the Surveyors.— Ile could not agreeto the appointment of a Com mittee, until the produttion of further papers to elucidate soma of the points which 'he bad just stated. Mr. litnntftrn objeaed to many Of the items_in the reports of the Surveyors, and tt)ok a general view of the'subjeet very.iimilar to that of the tlon. Baronet. Lord Difivrott defended' the charailer of Lord Yarborough from the insinuation that had been thrown out against him,. and by .which the Noble Lord, than . whom there teas not a mytit able man in existetfce, bad felt him Self y touch hurt. The premises had been valued by a Surveyor employed by Lord Yarborough, at FOOOl. by other Surveyors they were subsequently valued at 47001. Sir J. Bankes, a Gentleman of high LitaraAer i , (Es spaded Lord Yarborough from taking; this latter sum; the. Noble Lord, conceiving that Government required the premises for the use uf the Hospital, closed with them on,those term , . r\ six ntonths atterwaids, however, the lease was granted to Co); Gordon, on condition at his laying out. 30001. and paying a rent of 501. a-year. Hostsissorrexplained his statement on a for- timer nighti that it wati not understood by Lo r d Yarborough, or the Tieasury, that the pnrehase Of thegeilants was made for the - public use. He never meant to make any retleklion co the honour of Lord Oib Yarbugh, of his'condtnt in thiitransa&ion, but merely to state that his Lordship, after taking every proper means to ascertain the value of his pahsession, • had obtained the full sun) for it. He theft adverted to what had fallen loop Mr. Biddulph, and repeat ed, that the ground had not been, purchased with public money, but with roOney'arising‘ limn' the sale orCrown Lands.. He defended the Lords of the Treasury froM having arty knowledge of the eircutn- Stance than it was intended to build the !noise on a State Which would annoy the kluspital, and order to prove their attention to the comforts of the Pon sidnerS, In:win:led, that i m nli understanding sortie huiki- Lings niight be erected on the. itai.elagF.,tate ‘k hick Vrould , have that effen, they were. in 'treaty to put : - chose -it, and prevent that buppening,'. MIL roN explained. -•, , General TAR LETON I:ikiished the motion to be per . Severed in, and a Seled.ComMittee Oppointed. Colonel MARK WOOD SP6ke highly of Colonel Gordon. as a Man Avno'nfid‘ tkvot(ll his , life tiie service of his king and °Country, in almost 'every Owe, and the last man in the world who would. accept of any favour which would deprive a British Veteran of a single comfort. Lord PitCY• said a few words in so low a tone we could not catch his opinion. 'Sir F. BURDETT spoke' itt *OW lengmh of tae ne cessity of air and exercise being attached to int Ho's • pita!, and condemned the existing arrangement 'as preventing bothAlesc It appeared to him a gloss job eten in these pure time.; ; and though Colonel Gordon might not be inclined to take atty comfort from the soldier, he had• taken every advrintke of the ground in his power. He deekreci it impOssible to believe that for a paltry. 551. per 'annual', they should deprive the Hospital of so appropriate an or.- mullein and advantage; and that be would hiputell give twice the aroountour of any estate of his 'own to secure it to them. • The part allotted to the pub lie. bore the same proportion to the favour to private individuals-as all these jobs did, and might, as a ma chine to measure heat was styled a Therinbmeter, be called a Jobromcer. He then entered into the, papers, and argued that the Surveyors had given a colour tb the transatition, and rendered it a most disgusting job--rtiolf of jobs. He thought Colenel Gordon had been amply rewarded, but this was not the point on which .be' stood ; it-was on the broad' ground of Publie principle, of not keeping the poor soldiers as it wets shut tip in a prison, and excluded from air and exercise. . He did not see any obie c ... (ion to the motion, and recommended a Seled Com mittee. • Mr. Yoke expressed his indignation nt the Man ner in .which the Hon. Baronet itad misrepresented the fact, that of describing the soldier n's-a. prisoner; He did not envy the Hon. Baronees'understanding, wilich was so ditfereot from his as to tniaeonceive and: misrepresent so plain a fad. • Arr. - W. SMITH expressed his belief, that from some, means or other his Majetoy's Government had 1)0.!n imposed upon, and could not ftir a inOthent imagine thin :toy thing had been done which would warrant the appellation of Job. Ili! Went into the papeii, aid front a computation deduced, that the Reports of the Surveyors were very tavooral.,le to the lessee, The CtlANcri.t.on" of the ExcimatiErt and Mr. exp;.thied. Mr: LoNo stated positively that it never W6S Dr. 7.vlo4eley's opinion that the whole ),trilltlct wag li6C011.• S:111 ter the Hospital. He noticed that Col. Gordon's huing oboosioni easily accounted for, and if the grant' hart not :to him, it would never have been heard of. "lie then wort into the detail of . the, eat,, and controverted many of the statenients made by Sir F. Burdett. lie would Lc as anxious for retaining, the ground as any one for the purposes of the Hospital, if it could be sliewn it would be advantageous to the men even as pktiliititC grounds, of which they had already titurteen acres kept up as these 111114 L also be, were they appoint d . for t: at prirpote ' pe at a considerable exnee. All he Wishedwail, that the minutes of evidence taken should he la;:l before the House, and then the IiGLISO tlitottt . . . . . . detertnine,what coupe to adopt, au,l he . .woold ‘ , Cony:* Bo les s - I tan "bear r..itne . t tc,' ti. 'zeal iltid 'At*" sequently make a motion for all the proce‘. - 414571 with which lie Managed that part of itte conceit.; i sins: e :lath -April last. ' -. i and I ant persuaded, that by h iudetratigable alien- Mr. Wai t LEY, after Wl:it they had just heard, s 'ion, and legal disctimin..ttioo, an infinite number at would nut have 'Be l t, but to notice what had Gillett •: litigations wete.reuclercd uonccess,ary, and much es-- • trout the Hon. Baronet (Sir F. Burdett), 'Who. haU, i pence saved..boshto the part;es concerned, audio tire denominated this, front its atrocity, . .the JOb,. 'tie public. . Liii profesiiein.d. ex .n t ions cootinued t Jobronieter, and the Job 'of Jobs. ' If it wa s so,. - neces.sstry„. long after ail the mercantile. ex.ertions,o s . , , o s _cip r : there appeared to him very little 3ustice, in the cry-4 ; the • Coitituissioncrs wt r' at att. rod, it., oonsecturace corruption and reiortn which the Hon. Baronet Was.! of .tilte lawsuit. v..;11 the Underwriters. which wa s ... so ready to join itt, as if this was . tite worst of. jolts t only decided last year. ..If, thcretore, particular Cott - the piesent day could produce, .w might safely. I siclaration be due to.any one of theSe Cormuisciouers) reckon these the purest of tittles. The Hon. taro- I more than to another, that .particular, considerv.tion net ought to be'very cautious- how he sttiod up in his ,` i s due us the services of Mr. BJWIes. , ..' place and undertnined the cliara6ter of olliceis on i "Vs oh respect to tuc general condita of Ow Com-5,,, such - grotlnds as th es e, and lie was sure when . the : mi.isirsuers, as a hod , : ot nicn,. I tinuk it cittinot..lie ..., country came toeNantine the pap e rs, Al l ey woeld be ' whoil . v.justnied ; an, ...y s...t.v.in;euts upon it, accor4:i., convineed that. die . G 6 % erninetit had dune nothing very. mach with those .4 the comet tree, :uflas, re':. that could ' fairly be called t job,. .. • port is'now before th e Howse_ littsaceoturtt,.liow*: Sir U. Mo::-:E1,1tY shortly replied to the statements i ever,..-Isate not yet been fully ey.atoined i &tor is Oa'- . . of the Hon. Gentlemen who had spoken against :nib : ( `: i pie fully before u s . I rhiuk, thetetore, that ilia motion, and pledged ,himself to pore that the ()di- i whole . matter otigitt'to _be.. referred to the Atidi'or' ccrs had rem o nstrated, and stated to the present i (if raiiC.,.4),,cetinti, „in orckr th.a itt itiVeSll6'.l* - ..i. Coomiander in Chief that the whole groutid was i may be completed, before we wuleo4 ,l, ,to . VP: necessary. '• He agreed to the suggeition of his Host. nhunce our judgment. The4A-jeCrof the itneilereoce Friends, and would propose; a Select instead of a. ot Palliament ought to te. `rpractical good - which General Committee. ' - - ' ' '''' ' 7 , will not be promoted. by voi lilt! theoretical proposi« A divicion . took place, when the numbers were Far•tbe Motion - - - it • • Majority - - —97 Strangers were not re-:lcititittecl.—The Hon.* ad jo u riled at halt-1)11'st Eleven. tons, coopining retie Lions upbti Go“.:ri,ment general, such as toinl the bitsis of the re>olutiolipoktr, , , proposed.' 't 'theretore "&itketii in the t moved by the Chant:64 a the ExcUq.l?x, and shalt vote for the i;itnrioui question." . . - . r cipt. Cori --An a n i o n has h . cen brought a&i!'° ,l '''' a Serteant in the Artillery, by a wealthy L048 , 40110,.' not far frorti.gaton Bridge, on the axe-road,,i9t,Crk Mina], conversation with the wife of. the l'iltt tui Plitio4'" !, ed„hy circumstances dentonstrati‘ e pt. Oie COPIin4RY _____ of bath parties. , I.she Scrjcant, ia the cowse.of 01)4. ... • " tklitilPltA,KAß, . . . ~. . days ti nm q t. e li me o f frit entering li:s ltuartvo;, ,sul.. " I am. aware, Sir,. that tam about, to volunteer , ceeded in carrying oil the .14antiladyi .he 110Fgr l' .34 ''' i :'' upon a most: arduous service, for I really rise with the.; in -3 seen. him before. This event litipl)encd4aklPPg view of offering a few 'words in behalf of that arch ago as November last, and the • ItigitiN c. wail 14:v • Anti-Jacobin, .Mr. JOHN BOWLES i.. .In so doing, .t 7 t • , heard of trout day tennight, wheo sl.e. %,vas,dif-7 ?, is right .I should picinise, that I can be influenced.; coi''etedin.Holles.coort, .11Ittrybotte,iliSitiL w44 114 :-t.', by. no Coltsideraiiowi of a persollal nature ; ' for Inv erjeatit as his wile, and in it, !.4a 01119,t.ecirtx + No. I acquaintance. with Mr.. Bowles -is so slight,..that...l.- comPart . :d with her firmer situation. The Polkii!dr . .' , never was in his. house, 'nor .he in mine: but i 4111,.. ant, at the : time, of , the wif4cloitettsctirl l i st:4 l °lo influenced by those feelings, of whielt.everyinan of• • • for abiieotin liiqi,e) l !full) h4•.(itUYot!ktelPY: l4,9l:4:l a liberal mind .imist partake, when he hears. such,., out leave, -..by being stripped of „his baclW: 44 4 1), '1 - Outrageous abuse lavished .on &Parstin who - .is -hut ': dUCed to the rar t its.,Tho,inconststpt, yvfli3Ops .IcPiqt . present to defend him set f... This , about: has conic . 1y..,b , :0i. 1 qgatorerl to her frict4.1%.a14.. fa4 l 4 . .YkbPol* : " with the, woi . st grace iimiginahlc, 11'614 the ri , ion. . tneatts,of..her Itusband„,gititotlit , Ire, hairrPlOoPsrli . Gentletnan who has mo s t ind u lg e d i n it 1., fur, if .to ad - wither under his own root. The Si:1)090 4 0A , party zeal and party spit it be a sin, lie tuay well ex. , been taiwo claim with Falstaff, . " Lord help the ..wicked."— * 'Die Hon. Gentleman kept. his temper perfecily:4 well, sesed liertelt of the note,. and conseguently 414 : t0r„..:. ... till he touched upon Ilie 30 patuphletvwhich,he.at. 3 0 1. 140,gi,01-liat"ittcklik:r7lssl4,'.9(kli.4l:*ll34.sftiTl44ll" 'N'SCIft-c71114;011,',410!:114777., tner washherat ea Oil • that.,,chargt;.. - , . tributes to thepen of Mr. Bowles) bat at.,theititea- I .•-- .--.. 4 , ,i.lPrif Fifil,f) NiAkr-v:l‘,, MAY S' ': '' ' r ': t idn.ol. these pamphlets, all his wrath was a,waketted,., , , diti l e! 'h e is ii , l 47:; l43 o market .oica t ; i t tl i i e n. : lc o tft is tf ,: sc- i,: t :, l 4 i p t , y r s k tl i r t t - " 4. ) , : r f ; ', :Ind I; am i herefine, justified in presuming...that he meads to:visit the siiii# of the l'amphletter,itiputtrt-he . last • reP0r.ti':...f.+41 1 14:..4 . ...444rcr i . I ; , :efi..lqultu n.,, .'" - , head of, the Dutch Commissioner.. I tnetuteir, Sir, Purk support la r sipsices, ,and tit:. trade ! tor,tit;:.o 3. ?‘ .. that Mr. Bowlcshas as ' moat • right .Iwpottallib his ixltt.waitlut ver ; 11g0 0 40. , - . *. '-`. .- -, !' ''' . I ' 7 ' ": I Sentiffielit3 OW Any pOlitiCal topioti; on 4,the Rubl , c- ; ,:‘,..:- •----;i7.,-...-......'71-"*.r . ' - ' — " L--- " : " -----1 ' --------- '' '''''s.4 ' conduct of atlYlpablie Maui !as.the iion-Getitienian4ii . , :•.' '. . . stiir Nilli'.. ' ' ' ltitmelf. If the Hon,. GCaileni3ti :disapproved the , ' 4 :-. ;.41.!..-... - ! - ' .'i Sentimerqs. contained In those pamphlets, - he ‘vaint. I 1, : . f;:...... i i,.,.' 1 7 11;: , :., s'. : , , 1.:: , e: , 1 ,: : fr:;;; , 1 : 011-1 !' liberty to answer them. Na;', fur what •1. knots', .lee i 1) ;,,,),,,;b,,,;,, „ T „ 1 ,,,, Gres. ., 1 i t ,, ..- of 0 .,, kt 'r, 4, 14 , . , t:: . may have answered thcin, for tie also is a Pam-:, and,. the 164 . 13. Ni..thfY. star i l a T°ra,riA; . "l., ‘i ' ot ;, • ; b i.,,,, c , ", phletcer ; and this,. perhaps, ;Accounts for the .c) ., .. - -- 4 in 3j ilt t l - t ut l e gt247l?:; l '4t.n.f.f. EAT""""n't i '"'" e" - r' traorditeny asperity in which he :has indrAgectegaittst , vati:mr, ovv'eo, and - the uetAq, 1. - ei4,foi• :1 . elivip . Mr, 13owles„ far two of a trade let I, ~ t can.never ' . NI AY 4: Paiutd bY'. %il ,l3 )l4tl''lle• S'",)". ff"'" tilte, f . l "Y . ; i.' ' 1 i ; -3 '' ' ..3 ' ite'relropi Donalcisun, frow witF4. l o4l; 4+l'.; . 1 " " I. .it'' - ;$!, a ilmAi g i t e *. t t, t - au e e . o , elol \r oti V ttill i v. f a s blio n et r iGd e! ne n o l; l i ne e r -c id : o : ir;i n itli s a„ - s to r. o ;i i i r ) h e n ra o s t t l ;ed er.) , ; n a o n s ti t }, tstiori:,.iti - ) - ,' froin the firsitts. . i SifiettLthe LusisnPrts,..—...:;' .. fer t , •e BrizitS3' . kron , wir, ~ . . ( I ) , l i h r a e , fl i c il i i o n ri v s ot t ? lp d a t it he ti re. 00 . Hunter ^tor Cutwabursti. ... , 4 , . ~... •-- l i l its was , bat within . 110,1iing. .i.lO , i 1 1..: t t a u t 5 . 4 ,1 6 ) , t0 m .., ant s ago v t . i i i , t ; ! - :;: ; l 4 . ,,, o 4 . l S , l kl u d e ilui ',7l, ; ; i d ,,, ll3r ue_ l l C l,474,l4 l A ° ;ll . l l ,l c a r l i tli ' 4 l 7: l " t e 4. 1 : 11 :::"'r i s e ile e n h t. a r r e ,, t c r t e e , r iq, of toe. dead,. 1)1 ...:- , ,!,- .. , .., ~,,, .....,,, I . , ~ . 1.4 J . ., ifO• - . . . Bedford. I ntis net friend'. Si - , -04 reflaions Other-. On Sprnitay inorrtirtir;:t 'Larnti•idt:Paliee, *be non. ~.. of the v ..l.)okoLur 1 . ,-; ' i.:::- ' ,: . ft, V ..'''''.'''' 6 ' . ,t ' „'r ." i upon rite cleaci or tliv. obsent,. Unt•l must uhserre to ; , }l y, kti:N i - c, da ' . , ° , 1 ,-, 4 t 1 it 4 4 ; 1 4 1: i'311, ii.i.110 . ,.t11:: I.::.tiv . ur C.Y54 .. - th#H° ll . Gentielltan, hit hp Was at the mine urn- ;i 1. 4.e 04 c ... 6 1 . 1 tiselghtt:r. .''. ' • ' ' 'L , 0 . 11 ment committing that. very. fault of .which he; PC-, .i Us Thursday,. at Win Word Lodge,•tlin Ludy of folio ~,., cased Mr. Bowles. He, too, t en is" .11Jrning, ta, 1...iy .(..t lo.lti titers invaded the. iiiltili re. ; ctiolocilai" , "9' °l. ' 14 . 4 "g lat ".' , '., . ..d ~:.,k treats of the. dead ; andcaltinaniatcd. the tnetoory,of i L's ;es i, - r a i 's:n.. • -1 T Mr. I .) itt, when he ektar“ed.hint with hating appo;lit. . i l ath e rn t, o t. A mil, at l'inkie:!iotiv, the Lady 7 t f .bl l , . ed Mr. Bowles our of tbe:l)otch coilvii.,s4rouers,. to :, I.4t .i tt. e l4;4le. , : t t i l ti C th t , "ls l , l l , l l • G l i l :: o ll , 2 l,:i te c'::!.': the v,it .. : ~, i i ',, 1 ,,, 0 i , a reward lo his t ..r aaving. written 1 'w o e 30 •Di lea ' • ili-i---1 -; tnifTtilit'eted Kiiiiy, ut tour diiikircii; tarry of \‘licul :ITC 0•... pamphlets. No grosser.anachronism, Sit, ..w. S„ever i nig. comenitted,, by a wan, who ,4utreis his ,resentment to get the better 'of his rciletlion; for 4 eotnparisOn, Of Oatei will ,111161. v, that,Mr. Bowies'is.appoi4tmeet :- wok place, years before .any qt. the ' pamph l ets to which.ho alluded were, written. 1 have heard, Sir; • SPEECII OF AM, m.eiliay . .,en; IN THE 110UsE.01;" COMMONS; ON TDE•L'IST oP=b4„ty, 18(19, IN niE DEBATE RESPECTING THE. DUTCH COMMISSIONEIN. • At Bath, on the rst ili ii 4 i,r ß . R :L i t F t2, l) ti * eer i's.4qtrare Chr )`' J the Rev. pr. t; ruiner, Major (.016t‘orthy, of t 1 6 ; 0 •.. '.:Fas - t). Company's Service, to MISS Livesty, of ri.fc,11.,.., Park:Piitc:P? • • - . Sin the zst inst. at IA tide)', in I..e.acestcrshire-t) l. kl e M eT „‘r lol‘O ROSe, Cl , lCit son of the Rev Row; .)• S • n • ' _art a on, in iirre)•, tt) —3.)ingren, , • Thas B,di l juteou,: (Ism. of Rothtev Tetrlphs, AT4., ti:..: I)IL.M9n , IaY. Mr. lowikiitv)", or Ctrero7*TYl .l° ''' , : ; Maryltunt, third daughter atlO,el;ii j 'Tuesday 1.4,r, at Si, Paniaai Chu C3iwtitintv 3i ` 0 . ; 4 line, of ituy.al Navy, to lmi, s flAt, t c h . , m . r . . hu i) ; !v d ti ), i v a 4 t k i l the ttc: tori 51, , t; vets,, kittor ot r..ast Wiit e rin s t , Avg"' s , ) rkiiiify_t 4 .3.ll'l44l. ; flit 't sehnisht,, Croxii..;:., IV 13 1 . 1 . 11' .sfdr.„l, Tf \:1; ti r.il I , iptly I ier nt tt u hite.Sst 'llimeit S. M. 0) that from p.ittabority on I,v,hich I call rely, tl i bt Ilr. Bow!es vtoi first iniretto , :,:(l to thy notice of AriN Hu, in conivq.ognc:e of die appearance •01ati ‘, 'ononymutis Ansvic !to Mr. 'tom VaLie's Age, of Itea on. This . wprk -attract 04 ottention, and l e d bir o to ioquire the name kit the i:uthor ;, lte them sent 11,4 ond 'kaki liitri,hr sbutact _ . Icy tc> serve him, wi)enever a fit opportunny•Oliered, eSSOilti::l ;WI Vicc, wli ch tim_liad rendered .to the Clillge ut Iteligiot, Arid GOVel pipet - It by that rpillilicatio . I 'am ivis.xideti, Sir, , that cvery Gentleman who hears 'lie, th a t ta pro- .. «~.-. .. ~ ~ -1W~..-'. -. y .N L Dog: Primed by it I CliAli D HARIiIS, of No. q, Matttett.coun, Betv.stre e t ; a n d t , n1)161144 by %VI LLIAM Ait 'MR; Lit SC It I PI'S. South Nitilt o w. 1 Cir34”l lo l- 3 , At the SVN•OFFIcz, No. t tyi §trocul where "iducrti.yemunis i Ordzis for the tellers Au in t iu tic addi.c3,4cd- - - • vide an antidote for the poi.,ent conittintd in ate 41.ge of Reason, was a meritorious citiii.7-e ; total niention I ' ,4 ' , f). .... , , '„r., oh Viol) ~..r, ... , !. . ! • t.t),...! , tit 00y, o f SAliii)Ori' , 'it` "` r. hisatiectiote. to thy • honour both of. Mr. Pitt and ,i , Nrew..r,.o. pd.; ... PI , ~g,, i 30 -.) ,,„,., , .cipur Mr.4o.wles, • ' • . ' ' - -• •• 1 •Tha 2ille d,i , , :'. , LOI4VeS se r '. at Qiitetcrn, in' , e ,,T " An attack of a different kind has been made ; stlite, 04 r4Piti ~ ,'“'-', 'V'flUin clyd4e. :0 44 - 1; ;;;! - N Yu- i u",b, i'f , upon Mr. Bowles,..by the. t.. 1.1. IJOn. Cirritlvirhur 1 m , t) "f "'JIG", t: lul . ' '. : '• -,' '''''l n ."" ''' '''.-,;' ,j ' - , ‘' ..:: 01 ' , (Mr. Ponsohby) who him in o ;:it dtpwn. He Jta.i, I t lt liC ir e n n c e n ta t 11..i.! ( ; ;71 ' ;; I n t : i'i ." '' '' ' ' '1) (11111 ant 1"..' : : 0E performed thelttsK of a rt , :vicwor, and entertained 1 het : . Ott T t ,, Lt ,, t.tY IRDt. a.le , ,t r `'' '' Ye''''` L ':ll " l ' ' ''' t'e' ! Iti' lii,)we with a ti .t . T y in. 4 e..i.m i c l iti, it w 00 ‘ „ ar i ous i -;c0 ) ,,,,t It.,,!int:li, ut,cjit,:vel. ti L,..! - , I in.hllr vii , ..tid,4 pas..oges from out: of .I , le. Bow frs's Partvhh.tirf.—. I r d a :1 1 .1 r t .... .7 1 f .;: r; I : , .1 . n it 1 . . ,:. it or i t i i...l,! 1,-,. - 'L... ;; 1. r.,1,... 'l O : ... ,, o . From tbi.4 sPecimeo. S , r, .I st.ould not be surprised 1 ,4.4; ;ft: , 4; ' :(; ' ,I. v ,..r " ;.:4 1. il L l9 4 i tl ig kt ,:rut 1 ,;, : ;,;, jlrtOsst i' r , to see anew Itcvivve siert up ; atht 11)1. Parliamentary, i ' '''',:' ‘ ' l . l, " 1 .31'1,:1"11.!‘1.1.,;' POStinT. ~ tiT • " I '' ' ' . * ~,i, Pig. it'll fah . t. ,41 . 1.i.; liftllSt. ill TOW t3 ,1 6 1 1 1 144 4 ..4 ° : .a , , Iteviow may pernaps rival even the Edinburgh R e ..' I view, but. in that ease, I tear we 41.10tild Wye a _ I Itb i„„, t 4 l l ')" n4l.l ` "q* ata ' a°l}l tilt ` 14e Pr' 14 ii'‘AL: `,: )J i' m . try IL tha ri,;1§,1ei . 44. oi ,titre, NI. )tirtoni , ~. c:i -? r il l a i t ii t tli te ll i t_ i ltili ou f e t a ti l e igi ? t e b ti v lte si i ) t i l i e t ut in o ti p n o l s o i r t e e ; n o r , j t rt ie e si and_ ; ( 1 ,.:,„7:: t r ,' t ! il l , tr:Crkit.linif,:::•,l,'ctrili,h,';'srian!roill'i'l,l4.g'l..(;,;';tußn;o".Zr.'l.• 1:::, thou 1,;., the City otoxtut.t. ~, ~, _Ol. , it is already divided into. • • : N'tsuct:Liy -;if nolit, 4.iii.iv 1%1. C. Nicr =a Y tl) ' ,rei : j6ll'. . " Mull >iint,;:Air. Joba 13()WleSit) j)ii, literary ( - ha- l '• i !'l --13 ! - ' 14 1 14 ' ll • } • f.4•4'4 . tom , Son''. t v I.icter, I hhidi now soy soinett k ilig - Lit ~bikn Ai, a I,),ltch. i t' ,, :i 11 i e .i1; 1 1 3 ; 1 ;:bb, ' 1. ,.. 5 3 1.1 t 0, ta 'i t s t ahrtiilf:Katiag-t:nlc;:l.::010f1147,':e1:-' , ( o ; i f it l tt i e llis l s l i ::O nt: tt r i;w j a r t'd7 ltc 3 of 4r.)obY e i l l a ' rn r : : s ix) w r q t re thi re. l !t i e e rr e9 ea ul tc; i P I.:3t''' ' / ' at 1:;16e..11111. r ' ear LiverPc°l ' Yir....%V:'cd''''''' 'lt Ole deci3ion.of those COLl)llliiiioners. s.tveraLeitiles'a ' -. : . -' claiths were under my ruanAgement, as agent for :, vartotil Curreipondents bi mine in the U ' d s ' 1 ,. '- .': - k ..r ;lite tatqa I 00 -toc . - , -1 , of America; and, my negoeiationi rec., o.:±ini:, the:n 1 :" i '' Y - t ` t i " 1 1 WOre pritleipeily c arriedon with Mr. floWles, • • who ) : i r:s7l I- S ...'o"cl'Cl4; .; i ' • 04 0 professional man, itwi the nir«....titut Of lhitt d. ; .. t I , ;act' t.clt, 6i .• partineut, From thu ph h er vt r !cms w hi c 4 I h a d t h, 4 t : ,-{ , tni` i titi 55 11 ail opportnnity of tnalcing on time contitld Of Air. '. l ' ':'.''. la U PP IC: E 0 F TO Cir S YAsz "la r. Stc‘k; tto.tis, (4i. Sputa SO Storti, Oitt. Ana. t „ imperi3l 3 pet Out° Ana. Cotui. ~'~- ;':